Word: joined
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...does an unprincipled politician get along in a Communist-dominated country? Should he join 'em or fight 'em? Poland's Edward Osubka-Morawski tried it both ways, lost both times. The Communists made him Premier of Poland and last week they forced him out of Polish politics. His is the case history of an opportunist...
...with the U.S. at war, DiMaggio made up his mind to join up. He was 28 and married, and his draft board had classified him in 3-A. He went in voluntarily, became Private J. DiMaggio, U.S. Army Air Forces. In the Air Forces, he put in three years' service in the physical training program for flight cadets. He rose to staff sergeant. Joe had one hitch in Hawaii during 1944; otherwise he was not overseas. He had a chance to play in a couple of exhibition games, entertaining troops, but that was all the baseball...
...counted on the join hands with the Committee for Wallace on almost all campaign issues, but both groups continue to emphasize that all similarity is purely coincidental...
...undergraduate of sufficiently bland racial, religious and financial status awaits the call of brotherhood. The insufficiently bland will join the Commons Club . . . The college president turns resolutely away from the whole subject: these are matters of taste and congeniality for the boys to settle among themselves-and besides, the college could never afford to take over all that real estate at today's prices...
Until recently, when it granted the union shop (to two A.F.L. unions), the company encouraged new workers to join, warned them that troublemakers who tried to undermine the union would be disciplined or fired. The union has reciprocated the trust, frequently advises management on promotions, often waives a worker's seniority right, if it feels a better man deserves...